Budget response to US incentives urgent, says BCA
The government must respond to the US Inflation Reduction Act in its May budget because Australia is increasingly uncompetitive at attracting investment, the Business Council says.
Federal Budget 2023
Retailers looking to federal budget for relief
Ballooning wages bills, higher energy prices and skyrocketing insurance premiums are adding to the burdens of the nation’s retailers.
Albo’s ‘sneaky’ budget hint
The Prime Minister has dropped a sneaky hint of what Australians can expect to see in the upcoming federal budget.
Albo’s ‘sneaky’ budget hint
The Prime Minister has dropped a sneaky hint of what Australians can expect to see in the upcoming federal budget.
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Treasurer delivers 2022 federal budget
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down his fourth budget with cost of living, defence and infrastructure spending on the table. Watch live.
Superannuation – don’t frighten the horses
The halving of the minimum compulsory drawdown rate from account based pensions, announced two years ago in response to the pandemic-induced market fall, will continued until the end of June 2023.
$420 tax break for 10 million Aussies
A one-off tax relief payment of $420 will be offered to 10 million Aussies in the federal budget to help ease cost-of-living pressures.
Tech stocks give ASX pre-budget bounce
The Australian sharemarket hit new 11-week highs on Tuesday as investors salivated over the prospect of a market-friendly federal budget.
Is Treasurer’s budget easier than yours?
The pre-election budget will be a juggling act between acting responsibly and easing cost-of-living pain. Households can adopt the same strategy.
Petrol excise cut means zip for interest rates
The entire federal budget, including the temporary cut in the petrol excise, will have zero impact on the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decisions.
One big catch to petrol price relief
Aussie drivers are expected to get petrol price relief in the federal budget, but there is one big catch to cutting the fuel excise.
How budget promises will be paid for
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed how he will pay for billions of dollars worth of promises in the federal budget.
Banks, miners to drive pre-budget stocks gains
The local share market is tipped to open higher on Monday, ahead of Tuesday’s federal budget, with the energy, iron ore and financial sectors expected to rise.
Young people may be biggest budget losers
A tax offset for lower income earners hangs in the balance ahead of the Federal Budget announcement this week.
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